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Since sound speed varies with air density and air density varies with humidity, and humidity is relative and varies greatly in urban areas because of heat absor
by ck2 4y ago
Since sound speed varies with air density and air density varies with humidity, and humidity is relative and varies greatly in urban areas because of heat absorption/reflection of buildings vs trees, how would this technology be even remotely accurate or reliable?
If it was up in the atmosphere with long consistent pockets of air, maybe. On the ground, no way.
- solardev 4y agoIt's not out of the question for it to work to some extent -- the question is what extent, when, how, and when it doesn't work. We can't make those determinations because the company is covering that up. Even your ears can somewhat locate sound sources in 3D space, just not with perfect accuracy, especially in complex soundscapes like cities.